Select the sentence that uses “might” to express possibility.
A. It might to snow tonight.
B. It might snows tonight.
C. It might snow tonight.
D. It might snowing tonight.
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Grammar › ViewHow is the present tense used in this sentence? My mother cooks lunch every afternoon.
A. actions that happen repeatedly or regularly
B. information about the present condition that is true
C. information that we believe is a fact
D. actions that take place at the time of speaking
Gerunds and Infinitives › View
I’d like ___________ my party, but I’m not sure he’ll come.
A. invite John to
B. to invite John to
C. to inviting John to
D. to invite John
E. invite John
Grammar › ViewHow long __________ English?
A. do you learn
B. are you learning
C. have you been learning
D. you learn
Modal Verbs › View
You ___ drive carefully in bad weather.
A. should
B. mustn’t
C. might
D. can’t